Moshe Kempinski www.shorashimshop.com TORAH PORTION OF BREISHIT Genesis 1:1–6:8 We read in the text of the Torah portion of Breishit regarding the events that led to the first recorded murder in the Torah.Abel ( Hevel) was a shepherd of flocks, and Cain( Cayin) was a tiller of the soil. Now it came to pass at … Read more
moshe kempinski www.shorashimshop.com Continuing ing our study of Breishit (Genesis)G-d begins with the creation of light and then began the individuation and particularization of his creation. In the midst of that creation we read of the creation of the fruit trees.”And G-d said: ‘Let the earth put forth grass, herb yielding seed, and fruit-tree bearing … Read more
Moshe Kempinski www.shorashimshop.com Continuing our studies in the portion of Breishit (Genesis 1:1–6:8) The first chapter of Genesis describes the creation of the world in seven stages or “days”. Every day ends with the dramatic declaration “and God saw that it was good”. That was true for every one of the six days except on … Read more
Rabbi Shalom Gold of the Old City of Jerusalem continues a 26 year old tradition of putting his daily thoughts and meditations in his soul account book.In his beautiful SUKKA in the old city
Moshe Kempinski www.shorashimshop.com We are continuing with Hashem’s help our Project of taking photos from time to time to reflect the beauty and the history of the ancient and renewed city of Jerusalem and of the land of Israel and to reveal the message within each captured moment. TODAY’S PICTURE THE ARAVOT ( willow branches) … Read more
Swww.shorashimshop.com We are continuing with Hashem’s help our Project of taking photos from time to time to reflect the beauty and the history of the ancient and renewed city of Jerusalem and of the land of Israel and to reveal the message within each captured moment. TODAY’S PICTURE A Towering Date Tree We read the … Read more
Moshe Kempinski www.shorashimshop.com Regarding the festival of Sukkot ( feast of tabernacles) we read the following;And you shall take for yourselves on the first day, the fruit of the hadar tree, date palm fronds, a branch of a braided tree, and willows of the brook, and you shall rejoice before Hashem your G-d for a … Read more
Moshe Kempinski Entering into the Days of Teshuva( Return) and Judgement ( introspection). How does one begin to enter the Days of Awe without Fear and TrepidationTO VIEW CLICK HERE
